Refine Search
...as well," he said.The overall moose population could suffer if fewer calves are born, Fish and Game Kenai Area Wildlife Biologist Jeff Selinger earlier told the Clarion.McDonough recently spent three weeks recapturing cows in 15A and in unit...
...high-collision areas," Olin Albertson, a Palmer Area Wildlife Biologist, said.Currently, a total of 12 hunters per...on Mat-Su hot-spot hunts, contact Palmer Area Wildlife Biologist Olin Albertson at 907-746-6325, or email...
...the raids on chicken coops."We were hoping the chicken-eating bear was doing break-ins," Fish and Game area wildlife biologist Jessy Coltrane said on Wednesday.Robert Bundtzen said he and his wife Joan were asleep when the bear ripped...
...passed a proposal in a January 2012 meeting to approve intensive management actions in areas of 15A and 15C, Kenai Area Wildlife Biologist Jeff Selinger said. Those actions could include aerial wolf gunning, Division Director of Fish and Game Doug...
...15C on the Kenai Peninsula, areas targeted for intensive management, said Jeff Selinger, Fish and Game Kenai area wildlife biologist."When you're looking at populations, one of the most important things you can look at is how many animals...
...up to five years. Next year, the federation hopes to move 100 moose.Rick Sinnott, a retired Fish and Game area wildlife biologist who has criticized the federation's activities in the past, said the moose plans are getting "crazier and...
...is probably the result of heavy snowfall in Southcentral Alaska this winter, said Jessy Coltrane, Anchorage-area wildlife biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.Anchorage has received more than 90 inches of snow since October...
...hardy. Tonight, at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, Anchorage-based Alaska Department of Fish and Game Area Wildlife Biologist Jessy Coltrane will prove just how hardy these creatures are with her lecture on some of their winter survival...
...Anchorage area - is a classic example of a defensive attack by a brown bear, said Alaska Department of Fish and Game area wildlife biologist Jessy Coltrane.The bear was likely startled, she said. When black bears are startled they usually run away...
...Pfendler, torn and punctured, put his fishing pole in his truck and drove to safety, his mother said. Kenai area wildlife biologist Jeff Selinger placed the attack several hundred yards upstream from where the river meets the Kenai Spur Highway...